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AFI Film Fest 2011

Winners of the 2011 AFI Film Festival – Ed Rampell Reports

November 11, 2011
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Photo Courtesy AFI Film Festival Publicity AND THE WINNERS OF THE 2011 AFI FILM FESTIVAL ARE:

CORIOLANUS – Ed Rampell Review from The AFI Film Festival 2011

November 11, 2011

Coriolanus Review by Ed Rampell Ralph Fiennes’ Coriolanus may be the first film for the 99% and Occupy Wall Street Movement. Fiennes’ highly perceptive adaptation of William Shakespeare’s tragedy about the man who would be

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THE DAY HE ARRIVES – Ed Rampell Review from The AFI Film Festival 2011

November 11, 2011

More photos below! Photos courtesy AFI Film Fest Publicity The Day He Arrives (Original title: Book chon bang hyang) Review by Ed Rampell The Iranian documentary This is Not a Film ponders the existential question:

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CARRÉ BLANC – Ed Rampell Review from The AFI Film Festival 2011

November 11, 2011

Photos courtesy AFI Film Fest Publicity Carré blanc Review by Ed Rampell I love the dystopian genre, with its eye-popping cautionary look through jaundiced eyes at a future gone bad, ruined by nuclear apocalypse later,

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WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN – Ed Rampell Review and Interview from The AFI Film Festival 2011

November 11, 2011

More Photos below! We Need To Talk About Kevin Review by Ed Rampell School shootings have been depicted in and spawned outstanding pictures, including Lindsay Anderson’s Cannes Film Festival award winning 1968 If…., Michael Moore’s

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LE CERCLE ROGUE – Ed Rampell Review from The AFI Film Festival 2011

November 7, 2011

Le Cercle Rouge (1970) Review by Ed Rampell One of the great things about film festivals is that screenings of classic movies can revive forgotten or overlooked pictures, and give audiences a second look at

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MAMA AFRICA – Ed Rampell Review from The AFI Film Festival 2011

November 7, 2011

Mama Africa Review by Ed Rampell This is one of the AFI Filmfest’s most “feel good” productions. Like the noted German filmmaker Wim Wenders, Finnish director Mika Kaurismäki alternates between fiction and nonfiction films. Mama

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PINA – Ed Rampell Review from The AFI Film Festival 2011

November 6, 2011

Pina Review by Ed Rampell German director Wim Wenders’ Pina is full of filmic flights of whimsy. Wenders, of course, has directed highly regarded features, such as Paris, Texas, but he has also helmed the

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